Interpret and spell the abbreviation: SL

A. Sit up comfortably in the bed is incorrect; the client should be in an upright position, which can be done while sitting up comfortably, but it’s essential to emphasize a more upright posture for optimal administration.

B. Tilt the head slightly to the side is correct; this position helps facilitate the delivery of the medication into the nasal passages.

C. Insert the tip of the nose piece into one nostril is correct; proper insertion ensures effective delivery of the medication.

D. Hold the breath for a few seconds after administering the spray is correct; this allows the medication to be absorbed more effectively.

E. Blow the nose 1 minute after administering the spray is incorrect; clients should avoid blowing their nose immediately after use to allow for proper absorption of the medication.

A. Sitting up comfortably in bed is not ideal for nasal spray administration; the client should be in an upright position, possibly sitting on the edge of a chair.

B. Tilting the head slightly to the side is correct; this position helps the medication to be delivered effectively to the nasal passages.

C. Inserting the tip of the nose piece into one nostril is correct; this ensures that the medication is delivered directly into the nasal cavity.

D. Holding the breath for a few seconds after administering the spray is correct; this allows for better absorption of the medication in the nasal mucosa.

E. Blowing the nose 1 minute after administering the spray is incorrect; the client should avoid blowing their nose for at least a few minutes after administration to allow the medication to be absorbed effectively.